Troubleshooting Bluetooth calling issues
If your vehicle is equipped and your phone is connected through available Bluetooth®
Symptoms / troubleshooting steps
Do this first
Sometimes, you may have trouble with Bluetooth because your phone’s software is out of date. So, if you’ve already checked if your phone is compatible using the Bluetooth Device Compatibility Guide, the next step is to make sure you have the latest software version updated on your phone.
Still having issues? Try deleting and reconnecting your phone to the vehicle.
My phone still disconnects
If your phone still disconnects, your cellular signal may not be strong enough. See if the problem persists when your signal is stronger.
Also, if you are on a call when the engine is off, the vehicle may time out of accessory mode to save the battery. When this happens, the connection between your phone and the vehicle will disconnect and the call will be transferred back to your phone.
Calls break up or sound distorted
Here are some possible causes and remedies:
- Your cellular signal may not be strong enough. See if the issue persists when your signal is stronger.
- Your phone may also be paired to other devices in the vehicle. Try disconnecting the other devices and see if the issue persists.
- Your phone may be running other Bluetooth activity in the background (e.g., searching the contact list or downloading a message). The issue should stop when the Bluetooth activity stops.
- Other Bluetooth activity running in the background on your phone, such as searching the phone book, downloading a message or having certain apps open and in the foreground (e.g., the Amazon app).
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To find out if your vehicle has this feature, contact your dealer or refer to your vehicle’s equipment list. Please check your vehicle Owner’s Manual for more information about features.